Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
THE COURTS.
o. DISTRICT COURT.

| Kansas MANUFACTURING company vs.. CHai-
field was tried by the court and a judgment
Of Sll5 80 rendered in favor Of the plaintiff.
George Moels ct al VS.. Francis Solomon;
judgment for plaintiff of 81 ,03O SO.
Isaac T. Miller VS.. W. Ward; continued
until January term Of court.
]. w. Arthur VS.. Emma Teetzell ct al. g
motion to quash appeal bond in this case
heard and motion usained, but leave was
given to file perfected appeal bond.
The following cases were set for trial by
Judge Wall:
No GO, n L. Palmer vs. James Beard ct al
and No. 70, John Hubbard VS. S. L. Lippert,
for today.
No 81. Abraham Smi hvs Emma J. Baker
ct al, and No 81, L. c. Jones vs.. Emma c.
Foster, for the 18th.
No. 90, Frank Wolff vs.. Lyman N. Finch,
and A. G. Jones VS.. C. NJ. Vreeland, for the
18th
No 1Oi W. B. Thrick, MorIer ct al, vs. st,
L. G. S F. r. R. Co. and No. 1O5 Consoli-
dated Tank Line Co. VS. same, for IA b.
No III, David Schwen vs. Daniel Parks
ct al, for the 18th.
No. rs, NJ j. Caldwell VS.. Fl. s. Mears,
No. 116, Herschel Fletcher VS.. Samuel L.
Hellar, No. III, A. c. Broadway vs. w. o.
Hammond, No 1lS, c. S. Eichol'z vs. The
Arkansas Valley Agricultural Society, No.
119, Mrs. F. s. eager VS. James Cooper, for
the 18th.
No I2l, Frank Earnstman vs. j. g. Snod-
grass, for the 18th.
POLICE COURT.
Yesterday was a very busy day IL the pc
lice court Judge Dixon found that with
Sabbath breakers tin horn gamblers, and e
fair sprinklipg of DRINKS and disturbers Of
the peace that his time WIS taken up during
the whole of the day.
Bill Freeman and Bob True appeared in
court in charge Of an officer to explain how
they came to hit foreigner named Lee
Estherson in Douglas avenue lunch stand.
Their explanation was not satisfactory and
each was called upon to pay a fine Of S. and
costs. Freeman handed over the amount;
and the officer handed over True to the
keeper Of the city prison, telling him to give
him berth on the stone pile for the next IA
days
Fred Ernst ard B Sternberg disturbed the
meeting Of the Salvation Army by a too
prolific use Of smens at the wrong time. 1t
cost each Of them So
c. n Cummings, 81. L. Schultz, James
and Jacob White and Crawford Scott, keep
ers CT gambling houses, paid the city $50
each.
D. Harris was the name given by very
plain drunk that paid a fine of S. and costs.
Bill johnson was a no-foot, no-sccOunt
negro who was disgracing East Douglas
avenue Sunday morning with his presence
and q torrent Of vile, filthy epithets The
Judge assessed fine Of IS, say
ing, however, that the amount ought
to be SIS, and sent home to the cooler for IA
days.
Robert Cline, member of the Salvation
Army, was arrested for carrying concealed
wepons; but proving that he required the
pistol to protect himself and sister on his
way home after the meetings, be was dis
missed.
Six colored sports plead guilty to gamb-
ling Sunday morning and in consequence
each paid into the city treesurery Sl2 for
their amusement
PROBATE COURT.
Bond was yesterday fled and letters Of
administration issued to Rachel Bennett in
estate of Samuel Brunton, deceased.
Information was flied as TO the insanity OF
Annie Williams, colored woman and in &
trial afterwards she wss adjudged insane and
ordered to be sent TO the asylum.
Marriage license was yesterday issued to
the following: Morris Deffenbaugh and Ida
Ne.ey, both Of Wichita 2, Frank LYgusse
and Alice Austin, both of Greenwich,
The latter couple, Mr.. Lygusse and Miss
Austin, were united in marriage by Judge
Thomas.
JUSTICE COTRT.
Lon Hostetter the alleged horse thief was
YES, erday brought before Judge Walker and
waving preliminary examination, was re-
manded TO the county Jail
State VS. Thomas Ryan for disturbing the
peace Of one Mrs Tanning was dismissed at-
ter Jury had been imparneled. The defend
ant was the same person who few days ago
was arrested on s. similar charge by Mr..
Fuller of Wichita township.